Rethink
Rethink
Should we be rethinking capitalism and the linear economy? While it is still seen as the “least awful” of alternatives, many accuse it of having led to exploding inequality, disastrous climate change and fractured societies.
For some, these consequences are enough to advocate abandoning it altogether. What will it be replaced by?
Rethink – A Consumer Behaviour
The second Circular R is ‘Rethink’ – How to continually improve products, manage resources, establish feedback loops and increase consumer engagement. Except how easy is it to ‘Rethink’ our way toward a circular economy?
It is always easy to talk and much harder to act. Never was this truer than for our current quest to transition to a sustainable and circular world. More importantly, there is a gap between the actions of those who perceive themselves to be “high income” and people who self-identify as lower or middle-income. These income differences also affect our ‘rethink’ actions
Fact Sheets
These Fact Sheets provide insights, trends and ideas on the circular economy in Asia and across the world. They are created for our #CircularOctober campaign. For the complete list, visit the Fact Sheets page; click on the image to download
Rethinking Language
Getting Started in Life-Cycle Thinking
Rethinking Chemicals
Rethinking Construction ~ Circular Bio-Economy
Circular Consumerism – Recommerce
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